As Juventus Crisis Deepens, New San Siro Stadium Plan Unveiled

According to the Italian press daily roundups, the crisis at Juventus is growing. Club management is unhappy with the team and is placing the responsibility on the players. While reports said head coach Spalletti's job was in danger, the team was sent to a training camp.

On the Milan side, Christian Pulisic's contract has been extended until 2031. As tension rises ahead of the derby, it was noted that Allegri is still serving a suspension and that Milan have not won against Juventus in 14 years.

On the Napoli front, it was reported that Lobotka will be out of action for 45 days. The reports also stress that the gap in Serie A has widened significantly over the last ten years. In this period, Inter won nine cups while Milan won three.

The new stadium being prepared for San Siro was announced to have a bowl shape and a capacity of 71,500. The stadium, which will have steep Dortmund-style stands, will be called Generali Stadium. The facility, which is expected to bring in more than 30 million euros a year in partnership income for the two clubs, will be ready for the 2032 European Championship.